Published : 05-01-2023
Some 780 Palestinian refugees have returned to Syria from neighboring countries to which they fled following the conflict outbreak.
A survey conducted by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) indicates that 460 refugees returned to Syria from Lebanon and Jordan and another 320 returned from other countries.
Over recent years, AGPS along with other human rights watchdogs and UN bodies have warned that Syria is neither safe nor stable for migrant returns.
More than one decade in, the parties to the conflict continue to perpetrate war crimes and crimes against humanity and infringing the basic human rights of Syrians and Palestinian alone.
In addition to intensifying violence, the economy is plummeting. Lebanon and Turkey are also suffering their own economic crises; They have rather been working on deporting refugees to Syria, in whatever shape it is, than taking more in.
Some 780 Palestinian refugees have returned to Syria from neighboring countries to which they fled following the conflict outbreak.
A survey conducted by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) indicates that 460 refugees returned to Syria from Lebanon and Jordan and another 320 returned from other countries.
Over recent years, AGPS along with other human rights watchdogs and UN bodies have warned that Syria is neither safe nor stable for migrant returns.
More than one decade in, the parties to the conflict continue to perpetrate war crimes and crimes against humanity and infringing the basic human rights of Syrians and Palestinian alone.
In addition to intensifying violence, the economy is plummeting. Lebanon and Turkey are also suffering their own economic crises; They have rather been working on deporting refugees to Syria, in whatever shape it is, than taking more in.
